Grade ll listed in the conservation area of Lower Whitley
There still remains at the Chetwode Arms many period features,
character and charm are equally matched, its interior having  welcoming feel.
A proper country place, warm and comfortable.
This spacious Cheshire brick built pub has everything a village pub should have:
     A charming village location,
     A garden for al fresco summertime dining
     Cask marque award winning real ales
     Good array of wines
     Log Fire
     Dine at candle lit tables
Seasonally changing menu, with a hearty base, local suppliers very much in evidence. Tasty unfussy meals with a distinctive rustic taste; Modern British style takes in crispy belly pork, field game and duck casserole,
Thick cut home cooked chunky chips a warm welcome awaits you from the moment you step into this country pub, low beams, open fires, and cosy and intimate rooms. Pleasantly chatty staff  keep the place running smoothly

Today like many Pubs, we are not really a drinking Pub. However  there is a bar of cosy dimensions, so if you want a pint, you are certainly welcome and here you find locals regularly engaged in lively debate.
Originally a small farmhouse built over 400 years ago, then a roadside coach house, the same
family living here for 300 years and a pub for the last century. It has its share of history including
its ghost and talk of a tunnel to the Church.
The Pub boasts to have one of the finest crown Bowling greens in Cheshire, it foundations laid in
1927 using rabbit meadow grass.